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LOL Same here, just thought I'd mention it. I had a complicated year when my dad passed away, I took on the family land, had to deal with property taxes, 3 different state returns, etc... so I just took it all to them and let them sort it out. lol

Exactly. This is the main reason those places exist too. People with a bunch of shit to sort through would rather pay someone 100 bucks to do it than spend hours of their own time and save 50 bucks. If I ever have a bunch of complicated shit to do like that, then I will be going in too and paying someone else to do it.

But for now, I have a fairly simple form with just a few exemptions so I'll continue to do it myself online for cheap.

But those places you actually go to have someone do it are definitely not a total waste, they are there for good reason. Pay someone else to sift through your full year of receipts and exemptions lol.

February 17th, 2014 04:23 AM

Towelie

lol not yet I still have to keep saving, it's just a large chunk of the change.

February 17th, 2014 04:17 AM

RDY4WAR

You could've bought it 2 months ago if you'd saved it instead. lol

February 17th, 2014 03:17 AM

Towelie

I'm buying a blower with the money I got back from them.

February 17th, 2014 03:15 AM

RDY4WAR

It's still something. lol I bought me a pair of ribeye steaks to grill with the interest I made off the money I didn't loan to the government.

February 17th, 2014 03:08 AM

Towelie

even at an outrageous 15% interest rate, I'd get another 180. not much.

I use turbo tax as well... I had a few w2s and a couple forms for school and my second job (I am classified as an independent contractor for my second job, so it's miscellaneous income and I don't get a w2. Just come 1098 or 1099 form). It was really simple. I ended up getting like $6200 back because of baby, wife, and school. Most of it will sit in savings and get used if needed. Or if I really want to buy something

This was my first time having to file taxes in 7 years. My dad tried it for me, one way claiming me on his, another way without, and then my parents are giving me the difference of the better option. I think I'm getting around $1200

February 16th, 2014 11:11 PM

Rhythm Stick

I did our taxes for free this year through Turbo Tax. I'll have to start paying to file next year since I'm no longer in the Air Force. Between my wife and I, we're getting $4000 back. I'll be boosted by the end of next month.

February 16th, 2014 11:05 PM

bluebandit!

I've been using Turbo Tax for a few years now. Simple as hell to do (even with all the different 10-99's I had to enter) and only cost $20 to file federal and state. I got $2200 back

February 16th, 2014 10:57 PM

RDY4WAR

LOL Same here, just thought I'd mention it. I had a complicated year when my dad passed away, I took on the family land, had to deal with property taxes, 3 different state returns, etc... so I just took it all to them and let them sort it out. lol

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